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Seek status & work hard to preserve their independence
Their audience has the power to recognize them and give them status that they seek
The public brings out their competitive nature and gives them the opportunity to seem like "top dog"
For example, in a male-dominated business meeting, when the boss interrupts, others immediately allow this to happen.
Tend to jump around as they compete to take the lead
Men also joke and tell stories more
Woman are not afraid to express themselves directly as they seek depth in relationships
Men tell "can you top this" stories + their jokes are told to negotiate status
Woman contrastingly use the victim role to create an empathetic connection
Women sometimes tell stories of them doing something foolishly, which strengthens their network of support
Clear indications of listening
These different views on interruption make it more difficult for men and women to understand each others intentions
Men will ask questions to make the speaker look wishy-washy or to stump/embarrass speaker
Women establish connections through questions + will ask things to validate others' expertise or interests
Women don't like conflict and instead try to avoid it at any cost
+ Can allow us to acknowledge & appreciate opposing styles of respective genders
+ Can lead to greater understanding for others, thus creating healthier and happier relationships/ friendships
- Can be extremely sexist and stereotypical
- Can limit & confine how men and women speak not only to each other but to themselves
- Treats all men and women alike, ignoring complexities of individuals
- Can lead to miscommunication/misunderstanding & lead to a relationship's downfall